translated from Spanish: Trump: Deadline with China is “up here” in your mind

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, said no t Enia a deadline for China to return to trade negotiations, apart from what it had in mind.
“I have No deadline,” Trump told reporters at a press conference on Wednesday at the White House. “My deadline is the one here,” he added, as he pointed his head.
Trade talks with Beijing were halted last month after the U.S. accused Chinese leaders of failing to comply with the provisions of an interim agreement. Trump elevated tariffs to about $200 billion Chinese imports to 25%, and said it would increase tariffs to cover another US $325.000 million in goods, virtually everything the country exports to the U.S., unless Chinese leaders change their Position.
On Tuesday, Trump said that he is personally celebrating an agreement and will not sign a compromise unless Beijing returns to the terms negotiated earlier this year. One day earlier, he threatened to increase tariffs if President Xi Jinping does not meet with him at the next summit of the group of 20 in Japan.
“Let’s find out the deadline,” said Trump on Wednesday. “No one can understand it.”
Trump again asserted that Chinese exporters bear the brunt of tariffs, which refutes economists ‘ consensus that costs are largely assumed by US citizens in the form of higher prices.
“They keep saying that the American taxpayer pays for it,” said Trump. “No, No. Very little. ”
He predicted that companies that manufacture products in China will soon begin to move to the U.S., including the automobile manufacturer General Motors Co.

Original source in Spanish